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A 6 page essay that defends Bush on the question of his consistency. In the October 18, 2004 edition of Newsweek magazine, columnist Jonathan Alter quotes Hillary Clinton as saying that "Kerry may sometimes change his positions to fit the facts. But Bush changes the facts to fit his positions" (41). While this bit of elocution makes for snappy copy, examination of Bush's record does not support this assertion as being factual. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Bush changes the facts to fit his positions" (41). While this bit of elocution makes for snappy copy, examination of Bushs record does not support this assertion as being factual.
Looking at George Bushs life and record shows that, if anything can be definitively said about this president, it is that he is consistent with his opinions and that his
actions reflect those opinions. One can assume that Senator Clintons remarks refer to the often repeated allegations that President Bush lied concerning the intelligence that led the United
States to invade Iraq, that is, the intelligence reports that there were weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) in the hands of the Hussein regime. In August, the Senate Intelligence Committees
bipartisan report completely exonerated the Bush administration of any effort to coerce analysts into inflating their judgements of the severity of the intelligence reports (This Week 6). What
the Senate committees investigation revealed is that the intelligence community was at fault for failing to obtain and accurately report the necessary information (This Week 6). At the time, it
was reasonable to assume that Husseins refusal to account for his arsenal was due to the fact that he was hiding existing stockpiles of WMDs. Even Husseins own generals thought
that he had WMDs (This Week 6). As the Senate committees report indicates, Bush did not lie. To consciously alter the truth would go against the grain of what makes
up the foundation for Bushs life -- his religion. In the summer of 1985, Bush had a long conversation with family friend, Rev. Billy Graham. What ensued was not
a "born again" experience, but rather a rededication and renewal of faith (Potemra 52). Bush later recalled that the experience "planted a mustard seed in my soul...He led me to
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